Free government contract review tool

It analyzes deliverable schedules and reporting requirements, compliance clauses (including FAR/DFAR references where applicable), audit and inspection rights, payment terms (including invoicing requirements and acceptance windows), termination for convenience and default provisions, and any flow-down obligations to subcontractors.

Termination for convenience (which gives the government broad rights to end the contract), audit access rights, compliance obligations and any incorporated regulatory clauses, invoicing procedures that must be followed to get paid, and subcontracting restrictions or reporting requirements.

Yes. Government contracts often include broad termination for convenience rights that allow the contracting agency to end the agreement without cause. The tool highlights these clauses and what compensation (if any) you are entitled to upon termination.

Government contracts can be lengthy, but most are analyzed in under a minute.

PDF and Word (DOCX) files are both supported.

Yes. Your document is transmitted over TLS encryption, never used to train AI models, deleted from our servers within 24 hours, and never shared with third parties.